"In
every life the most important change is always self-change;
and
in every situation the principles are always
the same."
J. Kingston Cowart
A person in hypnosis is
endowed with enhanced creativity, deepened
in sight and other sharpened mental
abilities greatly
beyond ordinary consciousness.
See
Freud and Hypnosis
by
Milton V. Kline
Even the best hypnotic subjects pass through life
without anyone suspect- ing them to possess such
remarkable ability, until it is made manifest.
See
The Principles of Psychology
by William James
Virtually anyone who wants to
can enter into hypnosis and benefit from the
assistance of a qualified, professional, and experienced
hypnotherapist.
See
Mind-Body Therapy
by Ernest Rossi &
David Cheek
Thinking
and doing work together. The same old thinking
produces the same old results.
See Principles
of
Self-Hypnosis
by
Simpkins &
Simpkins.
Great new possibilities become open to you once you
change your
old ways of thinking.
See Strategic
Self- Hypnosis
by
Roger A. Strauss.
"Fix
your thought closely on what is being said.
Let your mind enter
fully into what is
being done."
Marcus Aurelius
Meditations
Even
students with an overwhelming work load were
able to comprehend a large amount of study material
and achieve excellent results on written tests.
See Suggestology
and Outlines of Suggestopedia
by
Georgi Lozanov.
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Surgical
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The
original quick response technique, hypnosis has historically
always had the power to work fast and make it last.
Its effects are so impressive they were hard to believe
for many years.
Now, new research explains why hypnosis works so
well. Experiences create imprints and impressions on the
mind. They produce thoughts and images, which stimulate
the release of biochemical substances called neurotransmitters
in the brain. These, in turn, are responsible for much of
how we feel and behave. Spoken words create inner experiences
which have the same effects.
Hypnosis is a specialized method for presenting
the right words, thoughts, and images in the right way
during deep rest in order to generate new impressions
and desired outcomes in action.
Self-hypnosis supports lasting change so that your
success continues. Once you have experienced hypnosis, self-hypnosis
is easy to practice.
Hypnosis and self-hypnosis can be successfully applied in
many important aspects of self-change.
The role of hypnotherapy in
the treatment of both medical and psychoemotional concerns
is well documented. Educational
hypnosis is a growing field (and one in which J. Kingston
Cowart is a recognized pioneer).
Additional areas in which hypnosis and self-hypnosis
have proven exceptionally effective include motivation,
personal development, and even pain control.
When
you are ready to start, J. Kingston Cowart is ready
to help — with over 38 years of experience
in hypnosis, self-hypnosis, and related areas.
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HYPNOTHERAPY
Hypnosis permits powerful changes in mind-body
responses to the stress of life.
Clinical hypnotherapy focuses on psychological
stressors associated with past events and the direct treatment
of current medical conditions.
IBS
Irritable Bowel Syndrome is one example.
New research based on twenty medical studies shows
that hypnotherapy can be "more effective than
usual
care in relieving overall symptoms" of IBS.
Harvey B.
Simon, MD, "Treatment Options
for Irritable Bowel Syndrome." Health
Beat, Harvard Medical School
March 17, 2009.
Hypnotherapy
has long been equally effective in the treatment of many other
medical onditions as well, including cancer.
See
Rossi,
Ernest L. and David B. Cheek,
Mind-Body Therapy: Methods of Ideodynamic
Healing in Hypnosis. New York
W. W. Norton, 1988.
Hypnosis
improves surgical outcomes.
In
a review of 20 medical studies, researchers found that "patients
in hypnosis treatment groups had better clinical outcomes
than 89% of patients in control groups."
Montgomery,
Guy, et al, "The Effectiveness of Adjunctive
Hypnosis with Surgical Patients: A Meta-Analysis."
Anesthesia and Analgesia 2002, vol. 94, p. 1642.
And
it promotes rapid healing of broken bones.
"That
means using the mind to make structural changes in the body,
to accelerate healing at
the tissue level." Harvard
University Gazette
General
hypnotherapy deals with the stressors which arise in
connection with the many ordinary experiences and attitudes
that interfere with our potential for true happiness in
life.
General
Definition: Self-Hypnosis is a state
of mind in which physiological, cognitive, and affective
processes are combined in order to organize personality
around selected goals.
Functional Description: Self-hypnosis
is a also way of using your your mind which activates
its inner power to accept and hold onto an idea so strongly
that it produces lasting, successful change.
We all know that what we say to
others has a lot to do with how they respond to us. We know
that how we speak to our children partly determines who
they will become. Yet what we
say to ourselves is even more important because it is the
basis
for everything else we say and do in life.
Self-hypnosis succeeds so well because
it is the mind at work in rest. With self-hypnosis,
we can use powerful techniques of autosuggestion, focused
imagery, and inner awareness to make personal changes which
in turn change our lives.
More
on Self-Hypnosis
EDUCATIONAL
HYPNOSIS
Learn
and absorb. . .
Retain and recall. . .
Relax and
remember.
Students
master more material in less time through the methods
and techniques of educational hypnosis.
One of the nation's early experts in the use of educational
hypnosis for academic improvement and career development,
J. Kingston Cowart founded and taught the San Diego
State University Self-Hypnosis Program (1971-1985).
Psychology Today and other publications reported
favorably
on the program. It was the only offering of its kind
in the world
and stimulated interest in countries as far away as Belgium
and Brazil.
For the SDSU School of Education he created and taught
a course on Hypnosis and Self-Hypnosis in Educational Processes.
Originally intended as a single semester offering for teachers
and graduate students, the course was continued for two
and a half years.
In his private practice J. Kingston Cowart still
provides students, corporate executives, civil servants
and others with
the best methods in innovative, successful educational hypnosis.
If you are serious about change,
then there is no time to wait
and no reason for delay.
CALL
619.561.9012 NOW
To Make Tomorrow Better Today
Not
every benefit of hypnosis can necessarily be guaranteed
for every person every time. It is important to have
a
professional evaluation of your individual potentials.
Call for your free evaluation today.
J.
Kingston Cowart
"The Change Maker"
"Making
Tomorrow Better Today" since 1970.
J.
Kingston Cowart works with people
and organizations that want to make
important changes
quickly.
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